To overcome the stress of this pandemic, educators must lead with relationships, routines and resilience https://t.co/q20CutuetH via @edsource
The disruptions we are experiencing create stress, which causes cortisol to flood the limbic system of our brains.
@lindacavazos13 Blanket immunity implies that no legal action may be undertaken. However, blanket immunity does not apply to gross negligence. In the covid case, standards should be in place and updated as appropriate, let each situation dictate the liability and outcomes.
Congratulations to Zenya Benitez (Behavioral Health), Carolina Acero Deluna (Physical Therapy) and the team of Jaqueline Macias, Josselyn Macias and Enrique Perez (Health Education). All were finalists at the 2020 Nevada HOSA State Leadership Conference
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Professor Daniel Willingham argues critical thinking is discipline specific and can't be taught as an independent set of skills. Instead, he says, critical thinking is dependent on content knowledge and skills in particular fields. @jillbarshay https://t.co/MtgGFiV4DH
Are you meeting students on #GoogleMeet? I just made this How to use Google Meet guide for students. It should help them understand the ins and out of the program. Feel free to share! https://t.co/iOOIMaUBvB
@GiftedTawk My current assignments are optional (as required), they become required when school starts -- their option is to do it now or later -- along with their regular school work. Choices.
@fortneyTECH Students use phones the share answers, often wrong, but where any answer will do. No to phones in the classroom, use Chromebooks with social media is restricted.
@mrsjenngoodman @misterdaines @Jentechnology@cultofpedagogy I like using Google Forms to create quizzes. Student answers can be downloaded into Google Sheets. A mail merge allows immediate responses with correct answers. Students can compare their answer to the correct answer to find out what they didn't know.